Discover Paris alongside an expert in Parisian architecture and history. 

Admire the exterior of buildings such as the Opera Garnier, the Louvre, Notre-Dame. Wander the Latin Quarter, visiting the Sorbonne University and the Luxembourg Gardens.

You will be impressed by the grandeur of Les Invalides and the Arc de Triomphe, and enjoy the artistic Place du Tertre. Your guide will tell you curious facts about the Eiffel Tower as you climb to its top. And you will be awed by the Sacré Coeur basilica, built to atone for a nation’s forgetfulness.

Step out on your balcony to enjoy the sweeping view over the roofs of Paris. The Eiffel Tower and the American Cathedral are close by, and in the distance you see the Sacré-Coeur basilica. 

Now go inside, to find parisian decor with pastel colours, antique pieces and plenty of light. Then there are the three Michelin-starred restaurants on site. At Le Cinq you will have French dishes. Le George serves Mediterranean cuisine. And L’Orangerie will surprise you with an intimate setting and modern, light and balanced food.

This is a fine hotel in central Paris, great for both short and long stays.

It does not matter whether you are an educated wine-lover or a passionate beginner. Your guide is an expert who will create just the experience you want.

Together you will tour the best wine bars in Paris. Raise your glass, inspect the colour, swirl it around. See the tears of wine. Sip it. You will discover at least three French wines, and learn about French vineyards, grapes and winemaking.

Tell your guide about any wines and varietals you are particularly interested in, He will tailor this tour according to your palate and preferences.

Charter your own yacht and sail anywhere you want in Greece.

Cruise through the islands, laying anchor in Santorini, Mykonos, or anywhere along the coast. Sail along the mainland and jump out to explore archaeological sites. 

Spend three days cruising. Or spend two weeks discovering the best of Greece from your yacht. A small team are on board, cooking, cleaning, sailing, and keeping you very comfortable and private as you sail along. 

A Greek travel designer can show you a huge fleet of yachts to choose from, with something for different budgets, group sizes, and luxury levels.

The Saronic islands of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina are sun-soaked getaways, filled with pristine beaches and rustic villages.

For a day of relaxation and culture, begin at quaint Hydra. Be enchanted by the donkeys that replace cars. Relish in an unspoiled atmosphere along with cinematic waterfront views. 

Then sail towards Poros, fabled as a luxuriant destination. Pull up in your yacht, shop for souvenirs and local specialties, and go swimming in the emerald waters.

Call it a day at Aegina. Fall in love with the island’s rich history, wander amongst neoclassical buildings, and stroll a bustling promenade that outlines the edge of the sea.

Jet-set to the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos for a VIP experience. At Grecotel MykonosBlu, get lost in the iconic blue and white theme, and get in touch with an authentic Cycladic vibe. 

Immerse in a barefoot luxury that takes you straight from your stone bungalow onto one of the most exclusive beaches of the island. 

Rub shoulders with celebrities that come here to party. And party from dusk to dawn right outside your doorstep. 

Roam the rugged hinterland to get up-close with the local lifestyle. Charter a yacht to sail around the windy island and beyond.

Let your feelings be touched by the moving notes from the violin as you two sip your appéritif. Then, follow the master of the house to discover the picture gallery and the historical rooms of this 17th-century mansion.

In one of these rooms, lined with original furniture and décor, an elegant candlelit dinner awaits you. Before and during dinner, live classical music will float around you, the sweet sounds of the harp matching the fiery sweetness of the wine, lifting your hearts to a sphere of beauty.

You will end the evening dancing in each other’s arms.

This moment is for fashion and art lovers only.

Who else will want to follow an expert guide around the fashion district — and discover a collection of fabrics, garments, and accessories dating back to the 18th century? Who but the fashion lover will be delighted to shop under her guidance, in small boutiques that are true hidden gems?

And the art lovers will be fascinated to discover an eclectic hybrid of fashion boutique, café, gallery and bookshop in Corso Como, as they wander around and contemplate the modern architecture of Porta Nuova.

So, this moment is for them — for you.